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Enhancing Value from ESG: Material Impacts on Valuation and Supply Chain

This document delves into the material impacts of ESG considerations on valuation and strategic acquisition, highlighting key challenges and opportunities. Key issues addressed include continuity of supply amid resource scarcity, operational growth constraints in water-stressed areas, and business continuity threats from environmental factors like flooding. It emphasizes the importance of brand management through effective stakeholder engagement, cost reduction via resource efficiency, and competitive advantages gained through lower carbon product offerings. It also identifies regulatory compliance risks in product manufacturing.

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Enhancing Value from ESG: Material Impacts on Valuation and Supply Chain

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  1. Enhancing Value fromESG Jaideep Das Partner, ERM

  2. Acquisition: Material Impacts to Valuation & SPA • Continuity of supply concerns over the availability of key raw materials (e.g. from over fishing), which could drive up costs or require substitution • Constraints to grow operations in water stressed regions (£1million+ to source alternate supplies) • Business continuity issues due to susceptibility of a major production site and logistics centre to flooding • Brand and reputation management through strategy, communication and engagement with stakeholders e.g. Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)

  3. Ownership: Enhancing Value through Initiatives • Cost reduction through resource efficiency at four production sites (energy and carbon reductions of 20%) • Accessing supply chain opportunities by working with procurement and design teams to drive product optimisation (10% reduction in product carbon footprint) • Gaining competitive advantage from a lower carbon product offering to sensitive B2B customers • Minimising product compliance risks from emerging regulations for managing hazardous substances used in product manufacture

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